PAGE FOUR Elections— (Continued from page one) sophomore vice-presidential can didate, and John Harris were hit. Rosfeld was hit in the ear with an apple and Harris was hit in the eye with an egg. They were taken to the infirmary for treatment and were discharged. Edwin Barnitz, chairman of the All - College elections committee, said the affair was “very thought less” and said that although the elections committee had no juris diction in the matter, an investi gation would be made and the guilty parties would be strictly disciplined if they were caught. 'Foolish' Huber Stevens, Lion clique chairman, termed the demonstra tion as “unsportsmanlike conduct and very foolish.” He said that someone might have been ser iolisly hurt and deplored the con duct of the men who were asso ciated in it. He said he believed it “was not the fault of either party.” The State party held a parade last night'which toured the town and fraternity sections. The can didates rode in convertibles and a band accompanied the parade, The Staters had held their cam pus parade Saturday and so were not allowed to tour the campus because of an elections code rul ing which states that only one campus parade may be held by each party during a campaign. " Barnitz urged every sophomore and freshman to get out and vote “for a better student govern ment.” He said that about 4,300 students were eligible to vote and said he hoped that a large percen tage of them would turn out to vote today. Barnitz said that it would take only a few minutes to vote because of the alphabetical system of voting. There will be an alphabetical breakdown of the voters by last names and there will be six tables at which to vote. Institute Offers 2 Fellowships Two Hamilton-Standard fellow ships awarding master’s degrees and two design contests spon sored by the Beaux-Arts institute of design were announced re cently. The fellowships will be avail able next semester. One of the fellowships is for mechanical en gineering and the other for elec trical engineering. The student, on completion of his college work, is guaranteed a job with the Hamilton-Standard company. Fellowship stipend is $1,200 for a ten-month academic year. Application forms for the fel lowships will be found in 204 En gineering A. Students graduating in January who wish to be con sidered for these fellowships must fill out the forms and obtain let ters of recommendation from fac ulty members in • the next few weeks. Total amount in prizes for the two national design contests is $323. Problems for the contests are a design for a group of garden apartments with 350 dwelling units and a sketch plan for a pub lic swimming pool. SCHOOL LACKS Gabs and Worsteds $2.88 & $3.88 Factory Irregulars CREASE RESISTANT FABRICS O—P—E—N Monday and Thursday Night 'Till 9 p. m. PENNSHIRE CLOTHES lli 8. Fra*i-2r Street Next To Cirr Hal! THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA 77 Go Student Teaching In Pa. T.wenty-three Home Economics seniors arid fifty-four Education seniors and 54 Education seniors began an eight-week practice teaching course in schools throughout Pennsylvania this week. The student teachers will live with families of the community m which they are to train. Home Economics practice in structors are: Jeanne Buchan an, Betty Bunnell, Jacqueline Bush, Phoebe Daniels, Geraldine Dorsey, Mary Hardy, Joan Hart ley, Lucille Hennessey, Doris Herring, Jacqueline Hunter. Joyce Innerst, Jean Jarrett, Mary Kern, Sara Klausman, liuth Kroekel, Anna Light, Narb Barbara McClurken, Meredith Miller, Phyllis Oxford, Evelyn Sebastian, Hannah Sinoway, Irene Sleat, and . Ruth Zirkman. Education practice , teachers are: Charles Beehler, Roland A. Bunting, Peter Burrichter, Tim othy Burris, Clarence Buss, Mary Claypotch, Judity Ann Cohen, Jean Davidson, Lois Jane Evans, Ella Jean Eshback, Norma Fehr, James Filson, Marilyn Flora, Shirley D. Gahuse, Madeline Gardner, Warren Geib. ' Mary Ellen Grube, Richard Hart, Durwood Hatch, Helen ‘Frances Hemphill, Charles Hos ier, Patricia Ann Imhof, Gloria Isenberg, Mary Jane Kauffman, Walter Keister, Edgar P. Kerr, Phyllis Kirschner, Mary Ann Krepps, John Kurty, Stanley Laganosky, Harry Little, Sandra E. Marks, DeVere Perry. John Peterson, Richard A. Pey ton, Warren Rhule, James Rich ards, Jr., Barbara Ann Roberts, Charles Romig, Albert Rosen, Martha Ross, JoAnn Ryman, Theodore Salinsky, Jean Saun ders, Sybel Schalit, Sara Sech ler, Glen C. Seifried, Margaret Sheehan, Phyllis Sones, Herbert Spangler, Jr., Leatrice M. Thom son, Charles H. Wilt, Barbara Ann Wink, and Ted Yarze. CLASSIFIEDS For Best Results Use Collegian Classifieds FOR SALE FOB SALE: 1938 Chevrolet. 2-door sedan, good running condition, good tares, must sell. $2OO. Call Ed, 4702. 20 ft. TRAILER. 316-B Windcrest. See after 6 p.m., or call 3906. SENIORS! in the school of Mineral Industries Have your pictures taken NOW... A,,he Penn State Photo Shop 214 E. COLLEGE AVENUE Pictures Will Be Taken From Wednesday, November 15 to Saturday, November 18 Closing Date Will be Final FOR CHRISTMAS—-Buy Penn State play ing cards sold by Student Union and Schlow'a for A.A.V.W. Fellowship Fund. FOR RENT FOR RENT —Single room In private home for male. 637 W. Beaver Ave. Phone 6417. FOR RENT; Have a date? Need a ear? Drive it yourself! Phone 7609. FOR RENT: Comfortable room for 2 or 3, with board. Phone 2877. TWIN BEDROOM to share with quiet student. Close to campus. Available the 18th. Phone 6679. HELP WANTED ANY STUDENTS, staying in State College during the Thanksgiving vacation, who wish to earn up to $1.35 per hour—just during the vacation. See ‘‘Perry**, in person, at the Dux Club. Don't phone. LOST PLEASE RETURN trench coat taken at Phi Epsilon Pi Saturday night. Call A 1 4933. LOST—LIGHT gray wool topcoat Saturday night at the AIM dance. Gubins label. Jim Beisel Ext. 285. LOG-LOG Duplex slide rule. Probably in main engineering. Call 7017. LOST—A Girl's wallet ’last weekend. Identification inside. Keep money. Re turn wallet. If found call Ralph 5051-294. ORCHID NET evening bag containing graduation watch lost Friday night. Sentimental value. Call Dorie 150 Ather ton Hall. WILL THE Person wljo took my new Woolrich hunting coat from outside 214 Frear Lab. Monday afternoon, please call 2610. I have yours. BROWN FAILLE hand bag. ATO Sat. night. Finder please return wallet that was in it. Keep money. Call 325 Mc- Ehvain. PAIR OF horn-rimmed glasses, Saturday. between Beaver field and McElwain Hall. Call Pat 244 McElwain. Reward. LOST: BED Wallet. Finder keep money but please return wallet and important cards. Call 249 Simmons. Thank you. LIGHTWEIGHT TOPCOAT at Sterna Pi Nov. 10. Had Baltimore label and lining zipped out. Call Jim Reed at 4928. STARLITE DRIVE-IN On Bellefonie Road- Shows 7 and 9 P.M. Thursday and Friday "MRS. MIKE" DICK POWELL EVELYN KEYES Also Selected Short Subjects ONE PL'AIN sold wedding band between Rec Hall and Windcrest last Friday evening. Rewarl. Call Ray 2303. ERIE STRONG Vincent High School ring between Beaver field and 501 South Allen. Call Don Fields 4930. WANTED A FRATERNITY man who doesn't read the Newsletter—So help me, • everybody reads the I.F.C. Newletter!! RIDE WANTED to Grocnsburg at 12:00 on -Wednesday, November 22. Call 5051 Ext. 298. Pete Thomas. RIDE TO Phila. Monday, November 20 after 4 p.m. Please contact Mel Rubin. Dorm 35. FOUND FOUND: BETTER Student Government with these State party candidates: Wiggins, Simone, Showers, Maurey, Kclioy, and Fralich. MAN'S BULOVA wristwatch—Nov. 5. Owner may have by identifying and paying for ad. Ext. 297 —Ned. PAIR OF horn-rimmed glasses. Front, of Armory. M.J.B. inside case., Call 5051- 1087, Room 112. MISCELLANEOUS F YOUR typewriter needs repairs just call 2492 or bring machine to 633 W- College Ave. Mr. Beatties 28 years ex* erience is at your-servicc. PERSON WHO wrote license number NN3030 of car which dinged right rear fender behind Patterson Hall, call Jack, 7212 after 7 p.m. FRATERNITY NEWSPAPERS All Kinds of Printing CommercialPrinfing Inc. Glennland Bldg., State College THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1950 PENN- STATE-PITT* Grand Finale Dance “Fool-Ball”. Sat. Nov. 25, 1950. Hotel- Schcnley- 8:30-12:00. Ticket* *2.25 at Stu dent Union. . .««’ oi BRUCE "A"... handsomt'" ' new style. 15 Jewel # movement, < raA. Includes F*d«rol Tax . **★★★*.***
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers